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The weather is getting good here -- 70F today, and we've had a few nights well above freezing. This means the fish are moving in towards the bank, and I was able to take advantage today.
I fished a shallow cove off the main lake that's 4ft deep max within casting distance. At first hardly any bites, and I only pulled one small largemouth in a half hour. Things changed once I switched over to a 2g white roostertail. Juvenile bass must have been patrolling the shoreline for prey mimicked by the rooster tail, because I pulled around 10 of them (all 8-10") and a 7" crappie in no time.
As dusk deepened I switched to 1.5" popper after seeing some surface action. The popper is a little bigger than what I'd normally throw with the Iprimi, but I figured I'd give it a shot since it was the only floater on hand. First cast and pulled the little bluegill in pic below whose stomach was clearly larger than his mouth!
Successful trip overall, and the winter skunk is truly shook.
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Last edited by BuckeyeCrappie; 03-13-2025 at 05:33 PM.
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Thanks for the report.
If you cast it they will come.
I’m always amazed about the size of a lure the little guys will take on. Enjoyed hearing about your trip.
Bob
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That’s a good trip on a fun rod. It’s funny how big their attitude is compared to their size.
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Great post
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